Functional, durable and timeless. 130,000 of this bestselling bookshelf are built every week.
(03:07)900 Ektorps are manufactured every day by a team of over 700 fabric specialists.
(03:02)Louder, larger, and with sharper design, the Lamborghini will always be the "bad boy" of the super-sports-car.
(00:04)Every car on the line is custom built to a customer's specific order. It takes 12 hours to make just one engine.
(03:07)Unpainted body shells are sent 35 kilometres to be sanded, primed and painted. All by hand.
(03:01)The SV gets its finishing touches before being tested, then it’s onto the public road for a spin around the block.
(02:57)Look inside the factory that builds about 40 Porsche Boxters and 110 Porsche 911s, each day.
(02:26)105 robots and teams of skilled engineers join forces to weld the porsche 911 body together.
(03:00)From the VW Beatle to Porsche's 911, discover what inspired Ferdinand Porsche and his sons.
(02:56)At station 18, the assembly areas' only robot installs the windshield and works entirely in the dark.
(02:56)From assembly station 1 to 117, just what goes into ensuring the iconic Porsche is ready to roll?
(02:47)Current owners BMW have revived the “Double R” motorcar brand with a transfusion of high technology.
(03:00)Welded entirely by hand the Phantom's body is the largest all aluminium space frame car ever made. But how?!
(03:01)A cross between a carwash and a carnival ride submerges the car into a series of 7 chemical baths.
(02:52)The Spirit of Ecstacy Mascot, sculpted by Charles Sykes, has graced each and every Rolls Royce since 1911.
(03:04)No machines or robots to paint the signature coachline! This finishing touch is entirely hand painted... by one man!
(02:53)The subway system has been part of the New York City landscape since 1904 and has played a critical role in NYC.
(02:28)Workers have just 15 minutes to finish work on a particular piece before the line moves on - No Dynamic Breaking!
(02:48)It takes 90 days, 11,000 parts, two continents and hundreds of skilled workers to complete just one car.
(02:45)It took engineers five years to design the Bugatti’s new and monstrous 16-cylinder engine. See how the engine is built by hand.
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